100 



238 GERANIUM LUCIDUM. 



92 Aber. south. Dickie cat.t 

 98 north. Dickie flo. 



96 Easterness ! 



98 Argyle. Gordon ms. 



99 Dunbarton. Hooker sp. 

 00 Clyde-isles. Kennedy cat. 

 06 Ross east. Gordon cat. 



[60 111 Orkney; Lowe's 

 list] . 



239 Geran. Robertianum. 



Counties all, except 42 74 97 

 99 110 112. 



240 Geran. sanguineum. 



1 Corn. west. Cumiack cat. 



8 Devon south. Abraham ms. 



6 Som. north. Young sp. 

 11 Hants south. Towns, cat. 

 19 Essex north. 



25 Suffolk east. 



26 west. Skepper ms. 



28 Norfolk west ? 



29 Cambridge. Babington cat. 



30 Bedford. 



34 Gloster west ! Thwaites sp. 



35 Monmouth. 



36 Hereford. 



37 Worcester. Bagnall ms. 



39 Stafford. 



40 Salop. 



41 Glamorgan. 



43 Radnor. Purchas ins. 



44 Carmarthen. Motley cat. 



47 Montgom. J.E. Bowman ms. 



48 Merioneth. Butler sp. 



49 Carnarvon. Bloxam ms. 



50 Denbigh. J. E. Bowman cat. 



51 Flint. 



52 Anglesea. 



53 Lincoln south ? 



54 north. 



56 Notts. 



57 Derby. 



58 Chester ! Warren flo. 



59 Lane, south. Extinct ? 



60 west. Simpson sp. 



62 York n. east. Baker sp. 



63 s. west. 



64 m. west. Tatham sp. 



66 Durham. Norman cat. 



67 Northumb. R.B. Bowman sp. 



68 Cheviot. Embleton cat. 



69 Westmoreland ! 



70 Cumberland. 



73 Kirkcudbright. Gray ms. 

 75 Ayr. Duncan cat. 



80 Roxburgh. 



81 Berwick. 



82 Haddington. Baifour cat. 



83 Edinburgh ! Baifour cat. 



85 Fife. Syme sp. 



86 Stirling. Duthie sp. 



88 Perth mid. 



89 east (F. B. White.) 



90 Forfar. 



91 Kincardine. Croall sp. 



92 Aber. south. Dickie cat. 



95 Elgin. Gordon cat. 



96 Easterness. Stables cat. 

 00 Clyde-isles. Kennedy cat. 

 03 Ebudes mid. Ross cat. 

 06 Ross east. Gordon ms. 



(24). 



241 Impatiens fulva. 



8 Wilts. " quite naturalised." 

 Sussex. Miss Carr sp. 



12 Hants north. Towns, cat. 



17 Surrey ! Salmon sp. 



21 Middx. Twining sp. 



24 Bucks. Britten ms. 



N.B. From America, but tho- 

 roughly established ; per- 

 haps more so than the Noli- 

 me-tanyere, although this 

 latter has been supposed in- 

 digenous in Wales and North 

 England. 



